Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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A Drum, a drum! The English Department Doth Come. il 2 , fi L i E Front row: R. Rosenburg, P. Mucica. Second row: 1. L'Heureux, K. Conroy, D. Musico, R. Carroll, A. Gower, 1. Casey. Back row: L. Rosen, P. Norelli, D. McCormack. From Shakespeare to Freud, the Stoneham High student is ex- posed to an array of aesthetic electives. Courses like Literature and Psychology and British Litera- ture provide material for the stu- dent vvho enjoys reading and literary analysis. For those people who like to combine their hob- bies with their english courses, Sports literature, Film Media and Science Fiction and Mystery, exemplify some of the f'fun elec- tives offered. Minors like journal- ism and Yearbook Workshop provide experience for people vvho may plan to pursue a career in this field. Creative Writing and Public Speaking are courses that stimulate personal expression. The fine staff of the English de- partment have provided an en- riching and enjoyable learning experience. in x . ui Q EW 27

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Measuring up to our The math department offers four categories of courses - tradi- tional, advanced, review, and computer, Many students elect the traditional sequence of Algebra and Geometry. Some of these people go on to take ad- vanced courses like trigonometry and calculus while others who prefer to review what they have already learned enroll in such classes as CEEB review math. The fourth type of math course, com- puter programming, is becoming increasingly popular. 28 Y Expectations l i ,xi 16 f f P2 Q- Q? il x , Vlt, trlf ssf sl , M Af Q 5 .,...........,.,,g' ws? ' ..4--qt Q. .1 From left to right: Mr. R. Lurvey, Mr. C. jordan, Mrs. A. Barry, Mr. S. Taseos, Mrs. A. O'Sullivan, Missing from photo: Mr, M. Kennedy, Mr. D. Nuss, Mrs. M. Olmstead, Ms, S. Thur. 2